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name 2 figurative language in the poem fire and ice by Robert frost what is the meaning also

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two interpretations
a mulling over of the argument of being destroyed by fire or ice
this whole poem is a metaphor of a relationship that is ended b passion or lust (fire) or hatred/a long term revenge vandata. Fire- symbolizes passion lust

Ice- symbolizes a simmering hatred or revenge something slow but deadly the destructive force of human emotions Robert Frost goes from saying " some say" to saying "I"
he starts off by touching on the argument
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